World Council of Churches elects first women and Soviet bloc leader
The World Council of Churches elected its first female leaders, American Cynthia Wedel and Ghanaian Judge Anni Baeta Jingge, along with Russian Orthodox Metropolitan Nikodim as presidium members. Also named were Archbishop Olof Sunby, Rev. Dr. J Miguez Bonino, and Gen Tahibonar Simatupang to reflect regional and denominational balance.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
World Council
Cynthia Wedel
Alexandria
U.S
Olof Sunby
Lutheran Church of Sweden
J. Miguez-Bonino
Union Theological Seminary
Buenos Aires
Argentina
South America
Liberation
Tahibonar Simatupang
Indonesia
Indonesian Christian Church
Indonesian
Abductors Demand 250000 Ransom In Detroit Bank Case
Two men abducted James Crawford assistant manager of a Detroit National Bank branch as he arrived for work and telephoned a $250000 ransom. Police and FBI pursued leads while the bank continued operations and a witness described the suspect. A separate arboretum bid notice was issued by Douglas County for a $17000 landscaping project at the fairgrounds funded by community development money.
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Detroit
James Crawford
Detroit, Free Press
FBI
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Ernest Coleman
Federal Funds
Fairgrounds
Coleman
Crawford
Wayne State University
National Bank of Detroit
Law professor to speak at league luncheon
John Murphy of Kansas University will speak at the League of Women Voters luncheon at 12:30 p.m. in the Centennial Room. He will discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the United Nations and share his view on the League’s stance on the world body.
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John Murphy
Kansas University
League of Women Voters
Centennial Room
University Union
U.S
United Nations
Murphy
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